Admission for elementary and junior high school students is 1,200 yen while younger children ages 4 and up is 700 yen. General admission for adults ages 16 and up is 2,400 yen on Monday-Thursday nights and 2,500 yen on busier Friday-Sunday nights. Posing with 3-D holograms offers a particularly creative way to decorate your social media accounts.įinally, to commemorate your visit, be sure to check out the exclusive goods sold in the shop which include tin badges, beverages, bath salts, t-shirts, and even condoms. ▼ We suppose that if the two of you decided to go on a date at this kind of event in the first place, a snapshot like this wouldn’t faze you. You can also view fish swim bladders, which were actually used to make human condoms in years past.Īs always, the exhibit offers a variety of unique photo ops to take with your significant other…or whoever you happen to be with at the event. While the signs are a bit cryptic about exactly what kind of sight will greet you in such a place, given the event’s overall theme, it’s not hard to guess.Īnother new feature of the exhibit is a collection of eight anatomical models of marine creatures’ sex organs sculpted by aquarium staff along with explanations about why they have those particular characteristics. One of the brand-new additions for this year is a peeping room.
In particular, in front of each critter’s display tank is a neon pop art panel which details its unique courtship rituals, reproductive anatomical features, and sex habits. This time, the exhibit expands on previous incarnations by taking an even deeper dive into teaching the public about the mysteries of copulation for the marine organisms housed at the aquarium.
▼ That’s an attention-grabbing title for sure! You could spend all day in the sprawling mega-complex and still not see everything it has to offer–but that’s OK, because from now until late December you can continue your exploration into the night at the on-site Sunshine Aquarium.įollowing on the heels of last year’s Jellyfish Panorama event, the aquarium is bringing back a fan-favorite nighttime exhibition for the third time in the form of Night at the Sunshine Aquarium ~ Another Serving of Lots of Sex ♡. Sunshine City in Tokyo’s Ikebukuro district offers a wealth of shopping fun, dining opportunities, and attractions. We bet you’ve never read the words “sexy” and “fish” in the same phrase before.
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